NFL fans noticed Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs’ awkward hug after the Week 5 game between the Buffalo Bills and Houston Texans.
The Pro Bowl wide receiver Diggs‘ Texans defeated his former team Buffalo Bills 23-20 on Sunday.
Houston Texans star wide receiver Stefon Diggs stared at his former teammate, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, after the pair hugged following the Week 5[/caption]
Allen and Diggs were teammates in Buffalo for four seasons before the latter was traded to the Texans in the offseason[/caption]
There were rumors of tension between Diggs and Allen during their days as Bills teammates during the 2023 season.
Buffalo traded Diggs to the Texans after he spent four seasons with the Bills.
So after Sunday’s contest, Allen searched the field for Diggs and embraced his ex-teammate.
The clip of the sequence went viral but for seemingly the wrong reasons.
After the hug, Diggs stared at Allen, who was looking elsewhere.
The pair also didn’t have too much to say to one another while embracing.
Social media users believe that the “feud” has continued between Allen and Diggs after spotting the latter’s side-eye stare.
“The side eyeiest side eye of all time,” one commented.
“Diabolical side eye,” another wrote.
“Diggs wanted to say better not look my way,” a third added.
“How you look at a kid you can’t stand at school as you both walk down the hallway,” a fourth said.
Allen put together one of his worst games as an NFL signal-caller, completing just 30 percent of his passes for 131 yards and a touchdown.
Diggs, meanwhile, recorded six receptions for 82 yards.
His new quarterback, C.J. Stroud, completed 28 of 38 passes for 331 yards along with one touchdown and one interception.
Allen reacts during the second half of the team’s loss to the Texans[/caption]
The Bills have a two-game losing streak after starting the season 3-0.
The first-place squad will travel to play versus the New York Jets on Monday Night Football next week.
As for the Texans, they have a 4-1 record and sit atop the AFC South.
They will go up against the disappointing 1-4 New England Patriots next Sunday.
